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Water cart, reproduced from Vidals Picturesque Illustrations of Buenos Aires
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Water cart, reproduced from Vidals Picturesque Illustrations of Buenos Aires
BAL124976 Water cart, reproduced from Vidals Picturesque Illustrations of Buenos Aires and Montevideo, pub. in 1820, from The Romance of the River Plate, Vol. I, by W. H. Koebel, 1914 (litho) by American School, (19th century) (after); Private Collection; American, out of copyright
Media ID 23367330
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Argentina Barrel Oxen Rio De La Plata South American Indian Tribe Uruguay
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This black and white lithograph, titled "Water cart" takes us back in time to the bustling streets of Buenos Aires and Montevideo in the early 19th century. Reproduced from Vidals Picturesque Illustrations of Buenos Aires, this print offers a glimpse into the daily life of South American natives. In this scene, we see a traditional water cart being pulled by sturdy oxen through the vibrant city streets. The barrel-shaped cart is filled with fresh water, an essential resource for both locals and travelers alike during that era. The attention to detail in this engraving allows us to appreciate the craftsmanship involved in creating such carts. The artist beautifully captures not only the practicality but also the cultural significance of these carts within Argentinean and Uruguayan society. They were not just means of transportation; they represented a connection between nature and civilization, as well as a symbol of unity among tribes. As we gaze at this historical artwork, our imagination transports us to a time when horse-drawn carriages shared roads with indigenous people going about their daily routines. It serves as a reminder of how much has changed over centuries while honoring the rich heritage that still thrives today along Rio de la Plata. This lithograph is part of an extensive collection held privately, preserving precious glimpses into our past for generations to come.
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